JOE, that kicks *** man.

Didnt' realize you were up by elgin and shamburg i have been up there several times over the years for trainning at Fanuc, and pannasonic and once for an interview at Mitsubishi industrial

 

can you hear the music well at highway speeds? or do you need a windshield?

 

From what I've read you can hear it fine...it's 100 watts!!

 

That is bad ***. Nicely done...

 

Joe says he can hear it at highway speeds without one, but the windshield will make it really loud!!

 

Dam anything to make a buck these days,,, pretty cool though!

 

Getting one of these is on my list of things to do soon.

 

ya buddy you can hear them... they are 150 watts and the RMS on the amps and speakers if perfectly matched up so your and just CRANK them... they rip! sorry i was getting my house ready for my wedding this coming weekend and today got a few hours of sun so i hop'd on the scoot and took her for a rip before i leave... can never pass up a good opening to ride

 

Joe- Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!!! Can you make some minor modifications to the forkbag stereos? Specifically, with my new 1/4 fairing, I'd have to attach the bag below the lower tree (in front of the fork gaiters.) Can the angle of the speakers be adjusted for a slight upward output of sound with some top perforatrions to accomodate the flow of sound? Also, can you install SAE connectors with covers (like on battery tenders) to allow for the use of my alreading existing battery tender lead? And lastly, how would these changes affect the price of your product?

 

Awesome Joe. I've always tried to figure a way to get a radio on the bike without making it look like ****. Looks like you've solved it, good job!